LESSON LIV.

1. If a basket-maker can make 7 dinner-baskets in one day, in how many days can he make 42 such baskets?

2. If one dining-table has 4 legs, how many legs have 9 such dining-tables? 9×4=?

3. What will be the cost of 2 tops at 10 cents apiece, and 6 oranges at 5 cents each?

How many

4. In one dime there are 10 cents. dimes are there in 90 cents? In 70 cents? In 40 cents?

5. How many cents are there in 5 dimes? In 8 dimes? In 9 dimes?

6. What is the difference in the cost of 6 peaches at 3 cents apiece, and 6 apples at 2 cents apiece? 7.8+2+5=? 17-(8+4)=? 25-(5+2)=?

8. (3×2)+(7×3)=? 27÷(3×3)=?

9. At 5 dollars apiece, how many hats can be bought for 25 dollars?

10. In one gallon there are 4 quarts. How many quarts are there in 4 gallons?

11. If one fish weighs 9 pounds, how many such fish will weigh 81 pounds? 819=?

12. If there are 3 joiners' planes on one bench, 8 on another, and 5 on another, how many planes are there on the 3 benches?

13. In a class, 36 questions were answered, each pupil answering 4 questions. How many pupils were there in the class? 36÷4=?

14. There are 9 pins in the pin-cushion, 12 on the paper, and 5 in the box. How many pins are there

in all? 9+12+5=?

15. A tailor earned 12 dollars one week, and 15 dollars the next, and after paying his expenses had 8 dollars left. How much money did he expend? (1215)-8=?

16. How many more than 5 times 4, is 30? 17. How many more than 6 times 3, is 24?

18. How many are 7+3+5 divided by 3? Divided by 5?

19. How many are 7+9+2 divided by 6? Divided by 3?

(70÷7)÷5 (8+28)÷(5+4) 9+(81÷9)-6 (36÷6)÷3 (9+36)÷(3+2) 7+(32÷4)-3 (20÷5)÷2 (8+40)÷(7—1) 3+(49÷7)-5 (48÷÷6)÷4 (6+30)÷(8—4) 6+(64÷8)—4

(54÷6)÷3 (3+27)÷(7+3) 5-(45+5)+4

1. Into how many parts has one of the apples in the picture been divided?

2. How do these two

parts compare in size?

3. What is one of these two equal parts called? One-half.

4. How many halves of the apple make the whole apple?

6. How do these three

parts compare in size?

7. What is one of these three equal parts called? One-third.

8. What are two of these three equal parts called? 9. How many thirds are

there in the whole pear?

10. Into how many parts has one of the oranges in the picture been divided?

11. How do these four parts compare in size?